The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-06-10
SUMMARY or THE NEWS,
EAST.

Richard N. Walters sailed for Ensland on
Wednesday. he ID the bearer OF . testimon.
tal to Gladstone from citizens OF New York.
A skin containing three miners capsised IN
the M~onongahela river Monday afternoon.
and the mea were drowned. An vere into,i
Gated.
p Master 1asons' association Of phil..
delphia resolved to lock out Ill Union stoue.
cutters until they pledge Themselves NOT ia
Interfere with nnn.union workmeu.
Rev. Henry Van Rensselaer,, . descendant
OF the historic family Of that name. has been
ordained . priest by Archbishop Corriean aad
Will 20 as . missionary amoug the Indians.
Chiari Cignarali, the italian woman on tria,
LOT the murder Of her husband Some time aeo
~ New York, was found guilty Friday Of
murder in the first degree. Her paramou,
sno accomplice is awaiting trial.
President Cleveland and his wife. II 4.
stated, will be the Guests Of Gov. Hin At thu
new executive mansion upon their return
rom the Aditsndack wilderness. It is thought
the president will arrive June IL. He will re.
"sAu several Gays.
A crowd OF men marched to the Jail at Leb.
anon, Pa, on Thursday, for the purpose Of
lynching Showers, ia jail for numbering hie
two little grandchildren, but they were per.
tuaded not to carry out the intention. Show.
ers now claims that the slaughter was done
by one "Cowboy" Hoffnagle, who was mar.
ried to Showers daughter.
1t is said at Pittsburg that the Amalgamat.
ed Association OF Iron and Steel workers have
decided to ask an advance In wages of 10 per
cent, OF an increase Of so cents per ton over
present wages. Employers claim that condi-
ttons do not warrant an advance, while the
workmen hold that the good times last year
and the outlook justify their demands.
On May 10, during a dense fog, the White
Star steamships Brittanic and Celtic collided
in mid.ocean, doing a good deal of damage to
the Brittanic, and killing four passengers.
The Celtic was from Liverpool for New York,
whence the Brittanic sailed for Liverpool, and
on Investigation the damage being learned,
the Brittanic put about and In company with
the Celtic reached New York on Monday. The
Celtic bows were stove in, hut otherwise was
not seriously damaged. The officers Of the
line refuse the particulars to the press, hence
only q meagrc account can be obtained.
Clergymen from Maine to Texas and from
the Atlantic to the Pacific were in attendance
Thursday morning ut the opening of the
wenty-ninth general assembly of the United
Presbyterian church of North America, In
Philadelphia. There were present about 5000
delegates, comprising an equal number of
ministers and laymcn. The opening prayer
was followed by the election of a
new moderator. The contest was one of
especial interest, since 1t involved the instru-
mental music issue, over which the church has
for some time been divided. Two nomina-
ttous were made: Rev. Matthew Mccormick
Gibson, ID. D., Of San Francisco, an earnest
advocate of the organ, and Rev. j. E. Carson,
OF Xcnia, o.. an anti-instrumcntal candidate.
The result OF the ballot was a decisive victory
for the advocates Of the church organ, and it
indicates how this question will be disposed
OF later in the season. Rev. DR.. Gibson re.
ccivcd 1919 votes and Rev. Mr.. Carson SO.